HB Irish Red
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All this talk about PU and stocked up on TH. Haven't seen it in a while. Not as crisp. it gets better with age.
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HB Helles, IPA and Rye IPA. They pretty much all look the same...
Indoors on a rainy day, having a HB ordinary bitter. Just a few bottles left.
Carib Brewery Blueberry Pilsner. Decent flavor but not very well carbed.
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Carib Redstone red lager. Little bit of sweet and caramel, nice maltiness.
Carib Scottish ale. Nice and malty, body is a little light for me.
Story time. Couple weeks back did a 4 and then a 5 mile walk and strained my calf. It was feeling much better and really no signs of issues until I was walking...yes walking... out to the car at lunch. Something popped there and I about dropped to the ground. Signs all point to the Achilles tendon but Dr. appointment tomorrow. Anyway, beer...
Today I’m turning it down a notch and relaxing with a real German brew, Bitburger Pils.
I guess this is a textbook case on how some of those faux German beers need to be brewed. Here we have a nice and traditional German Pilsner, Hallertau hops, 1516 Reinheitsgebot compliant, a nice amount of head, crystal clarity and good lacing. Most styles need these basics – it’s part of the “fit and finish” you expect in a good solid Teutonic brew! Domestic brewers clue in!
Bitburger has been here before, it is a nice, predictable, 4.8% ABV Pilsner out of Bitburg, Germany. This is what you order next time with your bratwurst and spaetzle…. Ein Pils Bitte!
I guess this is a textbook case on how some of those faux German beers need to be brewed. Here we have a nice and traditional German Pilsner, Hallertau hops, 1516 Reinheitsgebot compliant, a nice amount of head, crystal clarity and good lacing. Most styles need these basics – it’s part of the “fit and finish” you expect in a good solid Teutonic brew! Domestic brewers clue in!
Bitburger has been here before, it is a nice, predictable, 4.8% ABV Pilsner out of Bitburg, Germany. This is what you order next time with your bratwurst and spaetzle…. Ein Pils Bitte!
HB ipa. Why did I ever doubt this beer? Actually turned out pretty good.
Home brewed Vienna Mosaic Pale Ale. It is delish!
Very tasty Islay single malt. Sweet, smooth, smoke (not as much as the 10 year but definitely there). 40 proof.
Draft day HB hefeweizen
Have you tried their yearly release of Cairdeas? Every year is a new variance but they're really good and I wouldn't say similar to their base. It's a good try at a good price. I've been able to get it at crazy prices
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Got my grains weighed out to brew a dunkel sometime this weekend. Now drinking a HB pale ale. This beer is starting to get good.
Decent ipa.
Hb Czech pils via LUKR side pull.
Damn, that sucks. Hope the doc can help and you will be on the mend soon.
My wife was watching me pretty closely!
My HB Orange Julius, milkshake IPA.
Not as great as I imagined, but pretty decent.
Not as great as I imagined, but pretty decent.
Another very good Scotch. Fruity, a little honey, nice.
I haven't. I usually have to go outside AL to find the best stuff so it's usually just luck when I find something like that. Sounds like something I'd like to try.
I do miss Laphroaig's 15 year, which hasn't been in production in years. It was a nice, peaty Islay that wasn't the in-your-face phenolic like the 10.
I'll have to check out that Oak Select.
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